Taken to T.A.S.K.

In today’s social media climate, people are wont to complain, especially self-proclaimed geeks. Now granted, a good deal of the griping is warranted, particularly when it comes to diverse images in visual and literary media.

The problem is when alternate images are presented; not from the “mainstream,” but from the independent sphere and those who make the biggest complaints concerning misrepresentation ignore them.

Well, they would be fools to ignore this…

Created by Damion Gonzales, T.A.S.K. (Tactical Allied Superhuman Kommand) is an intergovernmental organization enabling international police cooperation and action in meta-human matters. It was established in 1963 and is the fourth leading intergovernmental organization by member states. T.A.S.K.’s headquarters is in New York City near the U.N. building but it maintains eight regional bureaus and several smaller satellite offices throughout the world. Its current Executive Director is John Henry, who co-founded the organization and has been its leader since its inception. As Executive Director of T.A.S.K. John Henry has a seat on the U.N. Security Council.

A brand new world…

In matters where meta-human involvement has escalated a particular incident beyond the capabilities of a nation’s law enforcement agencies to combat effectively, T.A.S.K. facilitates international police collaboration and meta-human countermeasures. Any action taken by its operatives is taken within the limits of existing laws in different countries and in the spirit of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. T.A.S.K. operatives receive training in police procedure and most have an extensive knowledge of international laws/treaties.

T.A.S.K. is an animated superhero series set in our truly global reality. What’s it all about? Engaging characters thrown into incredible situations. Young super-humans learning what it means to be heroes in the midst of learning how to just … be.

Gonzales and Echo Bridge Pictures have just released a proof of concept trailer for the T.A.S.K. animated series. The trailer does everything that a good trailer should. The world of T.A.S.K., heroes and villains are truly diverse, the world is extremely engaging and, man, it’s a whole lot of fun. The animation hearkens back to the style of Saturday Morning cartoons, taking one back to a time when you would wake up, Saturday morning at 7am, fix a bowl of cereal, and plop yourself in front of the television for 4 hours of pure escapism and imagination.